No matter what ridicule and discussions there are about Huawei on the internet, there is one thing that has to be acknowledged, and that is its strong execution ability. HarmonyOS is the best example. When Huawei first launched HarmonyOS, there were voices of mockery everywhere on the internet. Now no one doubts it anymore because it is fully incompatible with Android and is an entirely self-developed HarmonyOS NEXT. If there are no unexpected situations, it will be first launched on Mate 70 this year. Even so, some netizens still found fault, believing that even if the system could be built, it would not be easy to create an ecosystem. However, the fact is that the speed of HarmonyOS NEXT's ecosystem construction is unbelievably fast.

More than one Huawei executive has publicly stated that HarmonyOS NEXT will have 5,000 commonly used apps available by the end of the year, basically covering all aspects of life and work. However, for a system, 5,000 apps are obviously not enough, so Huawei's goal is to have at least 500,000 apps on HarmonyOS NEXT. And now, the super apps everyone is looking forward to have been basically confirmed to be available.

As can be seen, the blogger's revelation shows that Alipay has already launched a HarmonyOS test version. Since Alipay is already here, it is believed that WeChat, which is praised by netizens as a super app, is not far away. WeChat's status in China is undisputed. To be honest, even if HarmonyOS NEXT has 5,000 apps by the end of the year, if WeChat is not included, it will always feel like something is missing. Once WeChat goes online, Huawei users' last obstacle to using HarmonyOS NEXT can be said to be gone.

However, to be honest, due to WeChat's huge size and complex functions, the most difficult thing to handle should be mini-programs. Some people say that WeChat is becoming more and more like a system because any app can be embedded in mini-programs. It is indeed not an easy task to adapt. Even if it goes online a little later, it is not surprising.

Some people may ask, there is no definite news yet to prove that WeChat will be available on HarmonyOS NEXT. Why say that after Alipay goes online, WeChat will also be available? Because anyone with a little bit of brains can guess that, facing hundreds of millions of Huawei devices that can be upgraded to HarmonyOS NEXT, how could WeChat possibly hand over such a large territory to Alipay?

The only question left now is whether the smoothness of WeChat will be guaranteed once it goes online on HarmonyOS NEXT. After all, WeChat consumes quite a bit of memory. To be honest, there is also nothing to worry about this. Both parties are such big companies. If they decide to cooperate, they will definitely do a good job.

So all HarmonyOS NEXT users just need to wait patiently. There is basically no doubt that WeChat will go online on HarmonyOS NEXT.